To view Department of Posts Circular No.29-l/2011-GA dated 23-8-2012 wherein the official address & telephone numbers of DDG[Establishment & Secretary(PSB)], DDG(Personnel) and DDG(Technology) has been circulated please Click here.
Thursday, 30 August 2012
The Official Address & Telephone Numbers of Officers
To view Department of Posts Circular No.29-l/2011-GA dated 23-8-2012 wherein the official address & telephone numbers of DDG[Establishment & Secretary(PSB)], DDG(Personnel) and DDG(Technology) has been circulated please Click here.
Vacancy Postition in Nationalised Banks
There is no
proposal to revive Banking Service Recruitment Board as recruitment is
done by individual Banks on an ongoing basis, which takes into account
the results in common examination conducted by the Institute of Banking
Personnel Selection (IBPS).
The requirement of manpower in Nationalized Banks, inter alia, depends upon the business volume, business growth, existing employee strength, retirements etc. Accordingly, the Banks undertakenrecruitment of staff to fill vacancies on ongoing basis as per their requirements. Vacancy position in Nationalized Banks as on 31.03.2012 is as under:
The requirement of manpower in Nationalized Banks, inter alia, depends upon the business volume, business growth, existing employee strength, retirements etc. Accordingly, the Banks undertakenrecruitment of staff to fill vacancies on ongoing basis as per their requirements. Vacancy position in Nationalized Banks as on 31.03.2012 is as under:
S.No. | Name of the Bank | Officers | Clerks | Sub staff |
1. | Allahabad Bank | 1431 | 1100 | 0 |
2. | Andhra Bank | 98 | 152 | 135 |
3. | Bank of Baroda | 0 | 0 | 0 |
4. | Bank of India | 2802 | 2267 | 1953 |
5. | Bank of Maharashtra | 445 | 277 | 76 |
6. | Canara Bank | 0 | 0 | 0 |
7. | Central Bank of India | 2854 | 3615 | 386 |
8. | Corporation Bank | 157 | 116 | 0 |
9. | Dena Bank | 232 | 141 | 330 |
10. | Indian Bank | 1197 | 82 | 102 |
11. | Indian Overseas Bank | 0 | 0 | 0 |
12. | Oriental Bank of Commerce | 1551 | 372 | 583 |
13. | Punjab & Sind Bank | 2500 | 1119 | 1171 |
14. | Punjab National Bank | 779 | 1497 | 2166 |
15. | Syndicate Bank | 0 | 0 | 0 |
16. | UCO Bank | 3747 | 0 | 0 |
17. | Union Bank of India | 0 | 0 | 0 |
18. | United Bank of India | 1260 | 1251 | 555 |
19. | Vijaya Bank | 1732 | 706 | 209 |
This
was stated by the Minister of State for Finance, Shri Namo Narain
Meena in written reply to a question in the Rajya Sabha
Source: PIB
Problem: Sanchay Post :every transection takes too much of time to proceed. The counter operators are fed up due to this. Shrink the databases, cleared log files of sanchay databases. Also used create recreate index utility, still, such problem is as it is.
BPRO : make it fast
Solution: You may try this
Use BPLOG
GO
truncate table dcl.user_tran_master_log_table
truncate table dcl.user_tran_child_log_table
GO
Use POST
truncate table dcl.print_sticker
GO
Use BPRO
truncate table dcl.form_preserve_table
GO
Use SODBNAME
truncate table dcl.chq_closure_detls
GO[For SO databases in HO]
Use Master
GO
DBCC Shrinkdatabase ('BPLOG',10)
DBCC Shrinkdatabase ('POST',10)
DBCC Shrinkdatabase ('BPRO',10)
DBCC Shrinkdatabase ('SODBNAME',10)[For SO databases in HO]
GO
Dump transaction BPRO with no_log
Dump transaction BPLOG with no_log
Dump transaction POST with no_log
Dump transaction SIGN with no_log
Dump transaction SOSB with no_log
Dump transaction SODBNAME with no_log[For SO databases in HO]
Please run query one by one .....
After this Sanchay post BPRO database size will srink to smaller .
Transaction will become more fast .GO
truncate table dcl.user_tran_master_log_table
truncate table dcl.user_tran_child_log_table
GO
Use POST
truncate table dcl.print_sticker
GO
Use BPRO
truncate table dcl.form_preserve_table
GO
Use SODBNAME
truncate table dcl.chq_closure_detls
GO[For SO databases in HO]
Use Master
GO
DBCC Shrinkdatabase ('BPLOG',10)
DBCC Shrinkdatabase ('POST',10)
DBCC Shrinkdatabase ('BPRO',10)
DBCC Shrinkdatabase ('SODBNAME',10)[For SO databases in HO]
GO
Dump transaction BPRO with no_log
Dump transaction BPLOG with no_log
Dump transaction POST with no_log
Dump transaction SIGN with no_log
Dump transaction SOSB with no_log
Dump transaction SODBNAME with no_log[For SO databases in HO]
Please run query one by one .....
After this Sanchay post BPRO database size will srink to smaller .
Thanks MR.PRASIT KUMAR MUKHERJEE CIRCLE
SYSTEM ADMINISTRATOR,WB CIRCLE
(POSTED BY ME ABHIJIT CHANDA,SA
KRISHNANAGAR HO,WB CIRCLE)
courtsey:http://sapostaliporeho.blogspot.in SIBAL FOR SEPARATING REGULATORY SERVICES FUNCTIONS OF DOP
Communications and IT
Minister Kapil Sibal has called for restructuring of 150-year-old Department of
Post by separating its regulatory and services functions to meet challenges of
technological age.
“The postal department
should also restructure itself to meet challenges of 21st century. The
Department of Post (DoP) should look into prospect of bifurcating the Ministry
from the regulator and the operator, just as was done in the telecom sector,”
Sibal told PTI.
He said that the DoP
should explore possibility of having different entities namely policy making,
regulator and service provider.
“No decision has been
taken yet. It is all a matter of debate and dialogue at the moment,” Sibal
said.
DoP, which has around 5
lakh employees, is responsible for policy making, regulation and providing
postal services, at present.
The over 100-year old
Indian Post Office Act bars any individual or entity from delivering letters
for commercial purpose. The business of private courier companies is built
around delivering documents, parcels and others items which do not fall under
the category of ‘letter’.
Sources in the Ministry
said that Sibal held a meeting with DoP officials early this week on the issue
of finanlisation of the National Postal Policy 2012 and asked them to prepare
roadmap for restructuring as well.
They said that next
meeting on the issue is expected to take place in 15 days.
They said that the
Minister, in June, had asked DoP to set up a body to oversee the unbundling of
its functions.
An independent body
named Postal Development Board (PDB) will be responsible for the overall
development and governance of the postal sector, they added. The PDB will also
draw a road-map for unbundling of postal department functions.
The Minister had also
instructed DoP to constitute a Postal Advisory Board (PAB), in line with
Telecom Commission, which should have representation from Government, industry
players, academics and other stakeholders, they said. The role of PAB will be
to provide inputs to PDB on policy matters.
The government in 1997
created the Telecom Regulatory Authority of India (TRAI) to regulate the
sector. Under New Telecom Policy 1999, Government further restructured DoT by
separating service providing function from it.
Source : http://www.thehindubusinessline.com
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